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Add a computer to your network, and install Microsoft Windows Server on that computer, and enable its "DHCP-server" component. Then, this computer will supply IP-addresses for all the other computers connected to your switch.
The switch is _NOT_ a DHCP-server; therefore, you need to add a DHCP-server.
As you described it there shouldnt be any problems with your configuration, there should be auto ip conf. enabled so VoIP phones should accept 1st IP range automatically. If that doesnt help contact your operators. Thats all. Good luck!
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